The Bedales side chair
The Bedales chair, named after Bedales School, was designed by Ernest Gimson in 1906. Constructed from locally sourced greenwood, assembled using mortise and tenon joinery, the Bedales chair features a uniform three slat ladder-back design with turned and steam bent legs – a final design unique to our chairs. Complete with a woven rush seat.
Rush, Oak wood, Armchair, Greenlaw, United Kingdom
Type
Armchair
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The Bedales side chair
The Bedales chair, named after Bedales School, was designed by Ernest Gimson in 1906. Constructed from locally sourced greenwood, assembled using mortise and tenon joinery, the Bedales chair features a uniform three slat ladder-back design with turned and steam bent legs – a final design unique to our chairs. Complete with a woven rush seat.
Rush, Oak wood, Armchair
Crafted by
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